Latest Events in Montreal(November Updated)

Allison Katz, born in Montreal, is one of the most remarkable painters of her generation. This first institutional solo exhibition in Quebec brings together important recent works and new paintings, conceived by Katz herself for the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA). Drawing inspiration from psychoanalytic theory, popular culture, and art history, Katz has developed a unique visual language to explore issues of identity and expression, the self, and the human psyche.

This groundbreaking exhibition spans 25 years of Chihiro Shiota's artistic career, paying tribute to this internationally renowned artist. She is best known for her performance art and large-scale immersive installations, mostly using red, black, and white lines as her medium. She employs a universally resonant visual language, her art transcending time and borders to evoke a spiritual connection in the viewer.

After a hiatus of several years, Montreal's Christmas Market returns with a brand new look. From November 13, 2026 to January 3, 2027, locals and tourists alike can enjoy it on Jeanne Mance Street. The public can admire 40 chalets run by local and surrounding artisans, watch musical and theatrical performances, smell the sweet aroma of mulled wine, and savor other delicious treats.

Noah Kahan will bring his "The Last Of The Bugs" world tour to Montreal on June 15, 2027. Noah Kahan is an American singer-songwriter best known for his folk-pop style, with hits including "Stick Season" and "Hurt Somebody." His music often revolves around themes of growing up, homeland, and self-reflection, featuring narrative lyrics and melodies underscored by acoustic guitar. "The Last Of The Bugs" is Noah Kahan's 2027 world tour, spanning North America, Europe, and the UK, with 31 shows, including stadium performances. The Montreal show is one stop on this North American leg of the tour. Please note that the specific performance schedule and guest lineup for each stop are not yet announced; the setlist is subject to change on the day of the show.